Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-23
GREEN-EYED MONSTER
ALL ARE JEALOUS OP VICTORIA EXCEPT
THE STAR-EYED GODDESS.
Kaiser and Car Green With Bnvy-Rapa Likely
10 Be lrihid Al yics Treatment Of The Ca
ran Crown Prince-hrs Blaine III in
EaDn-Gsnsral Foreign Dispatches

LONDON, June 2e-Now that the prin-
cipal ceremonies attending the celebration
Of the Queens Jubilee are over, curious
persons are endeavoring to estimate the
effect of yesterdays grand denomination
upon the current political questions Of Eu-
rope, in shaping the future policy Of many
of the Powers.
Although Queen Victoris's womanly
pride and vanity were strongly appealed to
in yesterdays events, il cannot he denied
that she is too astute not to have seen in
the great and really spontaneous outburst
Of loyalty and reverence the great sdvan-
tage the exhibition must secure to Eng
land.
Such popular demonstrations Of affection
for sovereign Is not Of every day occur.
renee and the monarch 10 whom such token
is addressed a. entirely safe in assuming
that its object is greatly raised in the es-
teen and consideration Of other potentates,
be they hostile or not
HOW IT AFFECTS OTHER MONARcHs.
The spectacle will have its effect upon
the Gar Of Russia, the Sultan OF Turkey,
the Empeoror of Germany and the Piesi-
dent of the French, in proportion A. their
respective interests are affected by the
moral strength Of England.
Tha Nxar xShn "a. M lan.rar nf laatnY ths.
tip Of his nose if he pokes II out Of his
palace window, cannot but view with dis
may the spectacle Of q sovereign proceed
ing in state through the streets OF her
capital in perfect security, while the
voices OF millions of her subjects are raised
TO do her honor.
The Sultan who alternately waves be-
tween lukewarm friendship for England
and policy Of Cancellation toward Russia
must see the advantage in cultivating
closer relations with England.
The Kaiser, who sees his eldest son aud
the heir IA the throne, next to Queen Vic
toria, the most conspicuous figure in the
pageant, and observes that the Queen treats
him before the world with almost mother
ly tenderness, must ieel throb Of atiec-
ton in his withered heart for the nation
whose sovereign has thus publicly attest
ed her regard, ard the President Of the
French Republic cannot but feel chill Of
apprehension ~ he contemplates the posi-
bility of an Anglo German alliance growing
out Of the ailectionate reception and prom
iuence given to the Crown Prince by Eng
lands ruler.
BRITISH EMBASSIES U.LIMINATED.
The British Embassies in all the Euro
pean cities were illuminated last night, In
honor Of the Queens Jubilee.
At Madrid the lnfania Isabel, and the
Spanish Ministers. diplomats and states
men attended reception nj the British
Embassy held in honor Of the jubilee ye~-
terday. Queen Christina wired her coB.
gratulations 10 Queen Victoria. Dispatches
from all parts OF the world show that
wherever there were Englishmcn the day
was appropriately celebrated.
A TUMuLT or REJOICING.
-Thas 7iaes says; Amidst tumuit Of
rejoicing unequalled In the memory OF thh
and many past generations, the jubilee cul-
minated In q passion Of fs-tivity aud
thanksgiving. Only they who have lived
in and through IL can realize its wondrous
thrill and glow at Westminster Abbey ~
was solemnized the Thanksgiving. and ca
wiling IL dumb with admiriug delight"
The Post declares that no sovereign ever
received such sincere testimonial of re-
spect, affection aud loyalty.
The Daily Ncrs says the pageant was
worthy Of the country and occasion, aud
the truth will not allow the s0bercst cbron.
icler 10 say less. The Queens welcome
was the most magnificent ever heard.
THE JUBILEE GOES ON.
The Queen rose early this morning and
took drive In the garden Of buckingham
Palace.
Subsequently Her Majesty received
guests and then she visited the duchess Of
Cambridge.
In the afternoon she received the hon.
age Of the foreign princes aud others and
presents sent In commemorati0n Of her ju-
bilee.
The jubilee festivities were resumed 10.
day. the principal event bcing the young
peoples fete In Hyde Park in honor OF the
Queen. The weather was fine, with bright
sunshine and u refreshing breeze.
AMoS0 THE PEERS I'D BE CREATED
are Sir Algernon Borthwich. editor and
proprietor Of the London Morning FoS. who
will be made q baronet, aud Mr.. Long,
editor Of the Sheffield Telegraph, who will
be made knight
The PdH HaH Gazette says the list hs
Job lot" where s the baTonetcy," 10
says, (which was TO immortalizs the pro-
prietor Of the zeal Of Unionism, the Daily
7aiegrdph Where In the peerags which
was TO have shed halo Of Royal favor
over that sole pillar Of an imperiled State.
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